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The post Bitcoin Stalls as Ethereum Flashes Worst Weekly Signal in Years: Analysis appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In brief Bitcoin fell 2.89% this week, closing at $61,749 after failing to break resistance in the $64–65K range—the key zone bulls needed to reclaim to change the short-term narrative. Ethereum confirmed a weekly death cross for the first time in years, with its 50-week EMA now below its 200-week EMA, and prediction market traders now pricing a 72.3% chance ETH hits $1,500 before it sees $3,000 again. The broader crypto Fear & Greed Index sits at 23 (extreme fear), spot Bitcoin ETFs just ended a 10-day, $2.7 billion outflow streak. The crypto market enters the second week of July in rough shape. Bitcoin is holding on, but just barely, in the low $60,000s after briefly touching 21-month lows under $58,000 last week. Ethereum is below $1,750, down around 4% on the day, and more than 30% in the last year. The broader market is down, of course, and altcoins are down hard
Read full articleRussia's relaxed crypto regulations may boost domestic market growth and influence global sentiment, impacting Bitcoin's future outlook. The post Russia eases crypto rules, drops wallet disclosure, caps retail investment appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The integration of tokenized assets into DeFi signifies a shift towards institutional adoption, enhancing liquidity but raising regulatory concerns. The post 25% of tokenized fund assets on Ethereum now deployed in DeFi appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Geopolitical tensions can trigger volatile crypto market reactions, posing significant risks for leveraged traders and impacting mining operations. The post IRGC missile and drone strikes on US bases send Bitcoin tumbling before sharp rebound appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Saylor's Bitcoin-dividend model could attract Middle Eastern investors but hinges on Bitcoin's appreciation and stable capital market access. The post Michael Saylor pitches Bitcoin-funded dividends to Middle Eastern audience, reveals $1.25B sale authorization appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The post Charles Hoskinson Says Ethereum Is Adopting Cardano Ideas Without Credit appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Hoskinson argues Cardano’s years of research deserve recognition as Ethereum explores similar technical approaches. Charles Hoskinson has accused Ethereum of adopting ideas pioneered by Cardano without acknowledgment. The Cardano co-founder made the claim following a proposal by Ethereum researcher Toni Wahrstätter to bring native UTXOs to the network as a way of cutting long-term state storage for payment transactions. Ethereum Is Revisiting Cardano’s Work According to Hoskinson, Wahrstätter’s research closely mirrors concepts Cardano has been developing since its launch. “It’s literally a crime in the Ethereum inner circle to mention Cardano,” he wrote on X. “EUTXO is the biggest innovation of the smart contract world and Ethereum cannot mention it as they literally try to copy it.” Wahrstätter’s proposal describes a payment model that stores only a small “spent” m
The XRP Ledger has long had a different design philosophy from Ethereum. The EVM sidechain work led by Peersyst is interesting because it tries to give the ecosystem access to Ethereum-style developer tooling without tur
The XRP Ledger has long had a different design philosophy from Ethereum. The EVM sidechain work led by Peersyst is interesting because it tries to give the ecosystem access to Ethereum-style developer tooling without tur
The post Decoding 2026 altcoin cycle: Is capital rotating away from high-caps? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Capital rotation shows no clear signs of leading into a broader altcoin cycle. However, this cycle looks different. On-chain data shows that altcoins are seeing their worst underperformance against Bitcoin [BTC] on record. This suggests that liquidity is not spreading across the altcoin market but instead rotating into a few high-conviction sectors while most assets continue to lag BTC. To put this into perspective, the total altcoin market cap currently sits around $870 billion, up 4% so far in Q3. However, a recent CryptoQuant report shows that 40% of altcoins are still trading below their all-time highs, showing that many assets have failed to recover even as some parts of the market continue to rally. Source: CryptoQuant Looking at it from a different angle, 60% of altcoins are still holding above their previous highs, suggesting that strength remains in specific sect
